If you have "city water" it is actually beneficial to your teeth as it has flouride added to it to help prevent decay Pure water itself has essentially no effect on teeth, since the solubility of tooth enamel in water is very small. However, a high amount of fluid/saliva in the mouth for extended periods can contribute to an environment that permits faster plaque buildup; this is sometimes noted by dentists among people who breathe solely through their mouths.
water does not really have an effect on teeth because there isn't anything in it to harm your teeth.
water by itself is harmless, but minerals in water can have an effect on teeth.
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yes you can. because it does not have any effect on your wisdom teeth.
What effect does smoking have on teeth?
Water has no effect on your teeth. It acts as a buffer to wash down any leftover sugars from your mouth. I am doing a science fair project on the effects certain drinks have on your teeth. I am soaking the teeth and have made a hypothesis that the water is going to have no effects on your teeth.
The Effect of root beer on your teeth if you lived on it forever, your teeth would rot and decay.
It makes your teeth witer
It whitens your teeth.
it turns your teeth yellow
it makes your teeth yellow
It strengthens your teeth with calcium.